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Bruce Metcalf Posted on Oct 14, 2016
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It is not the anti thief systm

My car ran out of gas, put more in wont start. put new fuel pump, filter wont start. its getting spark tried the anti theif system relearn bit didnt help

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Could be as simple as an air lock in your fuel lines. Its best to never let your tank get below one quarter full as it can cause moisture to build up in your tank as well. It does not cost any more to keep a full tank than to let it run empty then fill it.

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